If you don’t have a “word cloud” from wordle, head over and do so pronto. It’s a fascinating representation– in particular for what you’ve written in your twitter account. It will generate a beautiful cloud of your most commonly used Twitter words, and you can customize the output design with different colors, fonts, etc. You can even keep re-loading until your cloud is what you want. Paste others’ account URLs to look at other twitter clouds side by side with yours. Below is the word cloud for a random 8 pages of text fromTweet Philadelphia as of today. I pasted text from what was published. Words that were hard-coded into the CMS (WordPress) such as to internal pages were removed so as not to be over represented. As a photographer and someone with a keen interest in design, every year I am further amazed by how algorithms create beauty from data.
It's 2026. Game change. Google and other engines now rely on large language models to interpret queries, score pages, and shape what users see. Long before this shift, we were building tools that analyzed entities, topics, and natural-language features in Google’s ecosystem.
